Remove guaranteed compatibility with versions to 10> and <15 #155
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fixes #154
needs
teststo be removed from mandatory tests in settings @curquizaSince the builded package can be used (without guarantee) in other node versions, we should not make it mandatory to use the right node version. It is at the discretion of the user.
It is how most libraries handle node support. The use of
enginesin packages json limits the possibility to install the package in a specific node environment (see issue).Whereas typically a package that is bundled and transpiled should be as compatible as possible with all js environments. But, the packages we use in development are not. This is why we add it in the CONTRIBUTING guide